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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-30
PUBLIC SALE.

rNHF HOYLEJONFS MANUFACTURING co
will sell at their Works, In Martins Ferry,
Ohio, on
Wednesday, the 9TH Day Of January,
A. ID. 1855,
The following property:
s New ThrcShing Machines.
2second- hand Threshing Machines.
New Mounted Horse Powers e and 10 horSe).
| Second hand Mounted Horse Power.
Secondhand Engines. q horse)
Feed Cutters Road Machines, and sundry
other articles.
5000 feet Of Dry Oak. Ash, Hickory and Pop
lar Lumber; Iron and Castings; miscellaneous
lot OF patti, rms, &c.
TERNiS-All sums Of $40 and under, cash. all
sums over $40, Onethtrd cash and two thirds in
nine months, with approved security on notes
very liberal discount will he given for all cash.
Also the HOyle-Joncs Manufacturing CO. oder
A. Private sale. its Works. situated in Martins
Ferry Ohio located between the G.. Il =. X. Il.
on the west and the c. I. Il W. K. X. and the
Ohis river on the east. Natural gas main passes
the works
HOr Lr-JoNFs MANUFACTURING co.
delieiMo W,Frass
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-30

TOLEDO, o. December 29.-Whest-
Dull and lower; cash S6bc; January s6!c;
May Ole. Corn-Steady; cash sale;
January 53lc; May soc. Oats-Quiet,
cash 32c. Glover Seductive and easier;
cash and January 81 l24; February 81 81! !;
March 81 80.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-30

Cheaper than ever known. Splendid
qualify tall silks for sI.O0 per yard.
see our extra fine grades at $3.50 10
S2,OO. Warranted To wear.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-03
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last. Tsrs G3sc:ssnm ssgys iisstz IN IEsl u
similar zsplicstisdn wz.s maaiis ttD ttife
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s,szaEv- OF talss laiearirs u sSzzys 7hsf,
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yzo4a.a comprehension aeHsslng rtise 9g,gL
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aias axct rSaGt the csnnr dismissed the i3
I'm 1aaa Gzss ann Gslno~rrrsii Wi IL s.ia 0seu
nnsssaseness Gfi ttie Land Qffii-se, IN dissnii
lis.,. Harrrsssns 4 psszsl.ssspsiiiatsiun, So
IA rsasna tina saifie mslfeEr 77-sS nd
aaGzus In Gancinsson.. IN Ais ltsnn
Sasza a7zasr9 ssSneszzl.. TINS Sss1sattacy All ee1k
AnrSElr say ~aknvsvsFg, ssinIitu war
li.sa- ssf11 ass as tuo tiia Iav off zine azssss
s.ssa t1ssIsS tt1afz pufiin inttarszss rsHnrrs
HAT 01lh ss,ii iis brnngtif., amy iiIftnrn,a-
sRsya lla TINS Rsesaltmssnts will ase Hrnnpss-
Il 1ssrassslssf yuEr vEinn aailian fiar."
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-03
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EsxzuH SRnx1naEzax-xg--

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ptpae szlit Inraltlrgg tais rTLstitt tn arrsssst
and MAINTAIN fInys dissamuss ttdltliiD1lse
wzras 6stwuzsn Na5v Work., Htiikfd hiiia
ami EarI0lss otaisrr lisfEgs aifiieE wza Hssuun
IN tins TnitEsf SSsztlls GlnzsuS Curt isy u
asssi m ss4Esfr- sifl tiiis aittarnnun NY afz-
anrness llsT, tina RfrIa5ss Haihgrnpih Gun
ssruessana G1mpxnYs. nha dtshenfiuifts
A.. parr1 OF t!is Bell tslhniimane ssymfifsstts
azall have erSHniisd y aurpa--ttun Within
has r=csnssE Gpenssb affilcs In wsg-iasss
catttss. Taa prgsslsntus ifssust hy t-ife
aeisalfaats G1mpsng ssEs Gtstt ttate-
pll9nss exchanges I'M Nssw Nurs>,
irvsakaFn asII aliilnsaR ofras Rse
nus 5sarG sgracsst Inn netialilr Gircuit
ssz~sses IA GanneeilIIi with ttisss1 lilsts lisy
wlsscii HhiilaaaniiitA business nfsn will
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ina si8si aaFv aii tsie siiisSuriiars M ttbe
ttaenhnns lianlyrs m Nsasw HurA ss1nd
szl1rraIlaiIlg wi lhgus ann aaftiss in View
YloraS.. New Issrrsiy ami Qenmstilrr--,
nnmiarlng IN all araTr HIit0 zsminrss.
Paaznssfh ci.iin that tiiesy lia,urfift t;sess-
csnssrs rEIfit1 anllfn 1i@ psiHIitt TN isse
and E,nEss. maaailin Gfr1niis tzirruisihurfS
tina Uaiitsi SSssxss fnrs tearmaff sswBnHssn
wsrs fruIn EahTriaIw, BsSE; tSim;
1s,eN haya esSasliitsii large sums III
1nSmav IN psafnesii,g tsie ssssstsn., fh,iS
that SstaeIsihnfs ara winasiilgy 'fiS sssr-
elnssra uCtif1. lz IN Gialinsn tsiaft tine
rarsl snplinzliim afi ttils Itnls dIsssaase
telenhnneH TN nnifsErn hnssnass PURPOSES
rszssil4Ss INA praspsaafisu v4ltite M tshs
0wnsaSssi;,i IN lEia nettdliin 1ha1tift tn lie
sansssiEsls. IN tim GsurrtS, ssasrnt Gnity N
tfiass ai1 Ilia trsiepiimrs assah.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-03
tsZilka.ss

The attraction announced for next
week at the Grand Opera House, is II.
c. Miners s.Zitka." The troupe comes
here from the Bush Str ct Thea.er in
San Francisco. The Aita OF that city
says: 'zitka, by William Carleton, was
presented to a large audience at the
Bush-street last evening. The drama is
strong one, terse in dialogue, original
in situations, and with fewer improta.
bilities than most pieces of its character
possess. "Ziika,' the daughter of an
old physician, is carried off by three
Young officers of the Imperial Guard and
outraged by one of them. Count Pierre
Petrovsky, a nobleman OF large wealth
He is recognized by her. forced to marry
her by the Gar, and the three are then
banished to Siberia. The young count
ess resides on her husbands estates, all
OF which have passed into her possess
ion by the imperial order; and while
the Gar is making temporary stay in
the chateau, Petrovsky saves him, by an
ingenious plan. from Nihilis, plot. In
return he grants her petition for the
pardon of her husband and his compan.
ions. She carries the good news herself
to Siberia, finds Peirovsky dangerously
i'll and nurses him back to health. The
love of her unwilling bridegroom is her
reward, and all ends happily. Miss
Batcheider, as the heroine, is pathetic
where pathos is called for. does the ten.
der business well. and is brave and
strong minded in the perilous passages
of the piece. The scenery is good,
the Greek marriage especially effective,
and indeed all the tableaux are clear
and forcible. ''Zitka" 10 sure of good
run, and it is entitled to success for its
power and originality.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-03
FOREIGN.
France Commended fer
Her Gallnness.
ssxFEsIDEsWFTH BISMARCK.
siEtssxnIIr.t Causes a Sensation by
Enuisine Churchill and Glad
Sfunr 30 Dine.

4 lf.e.fs o. tss Herusd o. ilss Asscetsted Pressl
WIENSs., February "A majority Of
ltsist newspapers here praise France for
<st stibarnszs with which she treats
'f2srmHn alarms, .and express impatience
u what they aa-m Bismarcks wsnton
lapyls.sssius Tine Eess Frsse Presse
estirurus Er.rnee INIT TO fall into the trap
zhsst iszs lhssn SGT for her, but to keep
5iisniar1k sto his word. winch binds him
iisann2 sshe wurid the TayblaG says it
Is diailgsrnns do-hsr countries also, for
urH man 10 Ihsve the power to make
WAR Wiihous a reason. The official
lrrsss Is mcre rssnrved, nut expresses
iidish In 0Gsrnaanyas prudence and love
edf peasss. 1t IL rum1red that owing TO
zile fi.oct 1ilas Itresch orders have been
zserft tioa ffsutsry al Stsyer, the Govern
lniartt will anohibit the e4-portation oi
arms aasn w-lr material.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-03
An KievassS Railway.

Lit has hesn rumorsG om rhe street nor
seune days pass that great scheme WAS
en foot To construed and egsFsae an s1s-
vsrs1 ra6lrusSa s7rm Pasadena to SANTA
AEeoSsa- Yesnsraay 1t t-aasPare& that
tine project Is aerx21ly assuming very
tzagSSQs shane, and thai work Is likely
to begun nj mo- very anseAm. dly. At tine
bead Of the plan iz J. K. NuIky, an en-
se-rrszing AID Wide aesks alswSpaper
maa. eeaaseosd with the New York
Gr~ga4Sc-
T@S 6asa IN the mnira6 OF the ccncccAars
Is shz1 that Barzrsa s.l of the SruRnsd
Assws~n the ialrlal points IL 50 pro-
norczs1 that when tia track II hualt
Mt sl7scst a perfectly unatsc@ grade.
srsvlsAlSon Will carry the cars 5e~n
wis@s1s amy All Of steamA With a
SGuhss TRACK the zrSmeatum thrs gem
Sra1si rouss almost draw szQtksr tram
I'D from the sea TO the .Irown OF the
Valley" HIS very prsctsc1l sort OF
psrpeszal mmecs@m wGali reduce the ex~
uezuSss Of operating To q uzinlauzmn rigzrs.
IL IS tA0@ght thar the roGn2 trip cam
cassidy be nz25e ST tine Ee@Gmal charge OF
- cents The scheme Is the very ep-
pesSes OF n wlaS one.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-03
0Effcerx N. rf. e. a.

At the &mz@al business rrseslrg Of tAs
Young Meas Christian Association,
Tuesday evening, tine fs-lowang @iHcGrs
Esre chosen ssr the cSuaGaS yearS Prsss-
dent. LYMAN Stewart First Vice PresS-
dent. H. C. Ssgaer- Sero@4 Vare Fresi-
dent, H. W, <<s Trexsursr, A. H.
VSigts RssOraiag Secretary, L. Il Ny
ers. DSr~cs0rs were sleersG TO NIL the
places of those whose tsrxrs had sx~
FireA TAe msmssrs OF the Board of
Dlree6ors are mSr zz fellezsS Lyman
Ssswart. H w. Mills. NJ L. Mhcisss A.
H. EoSt, J. l. Merrill. j, NJ ETlist1, Il
s. EseaS. Z fatts1s T. L. FArzneleeS L.
a. WasA5urn. Charles A 1<G=rs, MmL
Ro@ameGa. J. C. Rsram. W. II R1rnarG.
J. D BnrcA. NJ e. >Azx, EiwlR RIx-
Ter, NJ P Seys@c-
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-03
Ea~l,snu-rssss Nsrsas-..

N-AsssEs@naeS, EeSirruTcy CHAIR
man Balinunt ~ tsfm Bnlsse Gnm-
nattsaon EaIssguAgfhirs, issaSasutsh 10
refrszn tu,znnrrnN m SEASON. IN sttnuRd tine
nar-et.iis- ai tsiesdalurmfEtsr Gsiltsti 20 asun-
sSaisr tsiu Esslilartsss HA,ts.iiitnzy BIZ.
Rno alzlif,ssf ami sitswsnisy Gff auns ltm-
drzsl and fIn'w Gitsais am dinsy att
tins affiT.a af tiin aiiiiff slliial
0iEFiiessr. haruas ssguf-sila pstiiii,m IN 05ur-
grriss., IN aiii a tSiasy sssarnsss zine dniniiun
that tase asssziilfsaress s aff tine qpVdrnnaarft
waliti be sai,zaEwVshiw transferring tiifs'
srnall Sursass OF TIM army I'D ttis ues assr-
zeuEirza deslarsfnenEs Gmifauuihttsa nm
Htassea Bali N.s. 5iEsg, and asssourE.n that
tsasy 6a malfil aIaiinnA iiIsSne.1h aif an
liszssa zns.a ass u present..
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-03
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i WASHINGTON, faiErinE-s 1-r,is :ssar
Ass. began, AZ : a'eilaiss an aftzErun,, AZ.
iszrurtsass dassSss lsasssf mr tiin lGssnsnsnli.
bv Allison a~ tn TIA rrzbNs1ias rrsu.sniss
aaas =xgsnssihaz=s al taia gprza-nlnnittfnr
tass aexs .iseall yEars. zllissm ssiasszssii !iyy
isss-zss salat tilsrs saniiii IN n ssss small
suryals-sF # any
Pratt tnass, IN tsifs gunnGzim nj G.nsss.
iefssaess and isarszB ifaxt Gangrsssss
xuasas 5ea ,isTv4iar IN ifs assssrrssst ,susfs
mSss inperaGsHes dufs III il aaIipnrnasE
wsEsse~s making tina ssnzsnl app,n1Iris-
7spns izr fTsrr,fta1snnss. yuns rnih astiiIx.
Es=s Senate 1-samasf asasssiSsnfiuun al
the Ssslir,r gsssil bill. -fssa estimates
sEnE, tisps -ss tisasl y,sarr ANA ls iD
Alatcsasll,. si Qf-ags1., atftrssis am .sInssnis
@sasi s4prup1uaErrrg Siie ste3D fiars s.lil,iii;
hqsus=a A. 'lapa AszEsss. Vsssgma. Alyrrsrd
1n- Eez bail xs1s tzfesn Isstlsrtzil iEum tiia.
C,sEmmifttss OF .zlsa WEliplff M tsifs sssn.tts
Eaz gtzseEaa appropriation h5r rzisrsstr--
v-g .sa rzssalic, h,utfs srsE insrft>sEssil fi7fm
so sis9 t0 s : l9tl ami tzis mil wass tiissn
gsssseS--.
fDIs5s.
n -zn11E Of G4ssrsyta., ifsm siisk Germ
anssrsss On SSaFzli Afillrs rnpssstsi q u iientt
ca-0snssnaazsta1nIIsz sznlg tifssas,st1z-ssBti tins
Navy M -.s.Gis,rsisss t1 iiils mr. siss Senl,-
szzrarfSnsa. sais Gr-iisssr nuTnsisr q, ssmfl so
sanfrssess ftr- isS oaussrrinhm TIM antyI
snzn. ahiah uE4grtsisr with -esa HSstt ali
<ssuspme2ss nat incamisig arrnalnisni.
snail zui eszsszf 81. sFaa. llt.a. R4iaresf txp
Gssssamafrssa 0ii r1les Wgiuit1
Ass4asSuol OF Nssv- ghzsssys, nsrrafiinssf a
hsaa m rnav51ihs fssn iiie nr,srifaisilrre ti,v
As=srrea1ss of nIsss-eihss miais<sza gums ffIr
the navy sslsh i'm sssss Gszsss st,-sizrsxs
Refs -rrzsl ia tsie G G5In1nsitsstt I'm Aiiitisf-y
affairs Ehs Bill aEpnauriaEsss
9ltl
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-03
Oranges srssfax.

Last might tAs CAErornEa Southern
Railway sent ont a sPeSaal trsi@ @f tan
cars Of oranges TAEs il thu smallest
on cars that 90 to znaSe a special
by slEAsr road There are SIX cars a.
serea fac a tram by the sanue ruaa for
next Ssturaay. ~hSeA viii 20 fsr~zrsi
ii there arc tour mrrrs Sorthcczslzg to
make mp the fnG trala@ II n not 10 he
gr's,s1gy Gsmatlel that the other caus viii
be uGisrsea NltAim the next two Gaxs.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-03
SWEET MUsIC.

Mrs. Cafching,s COnces at the
Baptist Church Last Evening.
The concert given by Mrs. Mamie
Catching and her pupils at the Baptist
Church, corner of Sixth and Fort streets,
last evening, was ole of these delight
full affairs which the HERALD always
takes pleasure in noticing. The church
was filed to its utmost capacity and
among the fashionable audience were
many Of our best people. Every seat,
both up siairs and on main floor of the
church, was occupied, and the pulpit
was very prsttily decorated with natural
flowers. The concert was very crafty
ing to Mrs. Catching, her friends and
Pupils, and shows that this lady's forts
have been greatly and deservedly sp-
nreciated by the music-loying people of
Los Angeles. The concert commenced
with the overture 'sChevalier de Breton"
by tbs orchestra. Messrs. Schaus, Har.
ris, Jones, Alger, Babcock, Hubbard and
Mrs. Catching We're the principals.
Next was & piano duet, LA Sultana. !"
by Misses Mary Hayes and Lucille
Catching.
Miss May Writ sang "When the
Qaiet Moon is Beaming," and was loud
" applauded. Next was the saxaphone
solo, .'Fantnsie." II. C. Alger. Mrs.
Mamie Catching then favored the audi
ence with a vocal solo. a cavatina from
'sLA Sonnambula." Shs was followed
by Misses Kinney and Denny who
finely executed duet on the piano.
The next number ives the vocal solo
ia Primavera," by Miss Mabel Luit.
weller with a aute accompaniment by
Mr.. Harris. This was one of the best
received pieces CT the evening and shows
Miss Luitweiler to be possessed Of o
splendid voice which has clear and
sweet tone.
TIE second part of the programme
was as well received and rs interesting
as the first, and ran as follows:
A piano duet, Melnotte's "March
Groiesque," which was well executed
by the Misses Gassen and Estudillo.
Mrs Catching, sang Schubert's famous
serenade, with double flute obligato
by Messrs Harris and Mead.
Master Frank Walker rendered as
piano solo Durand's valse in Z.
Miss Luitwe;ier again appeared in
Giibert's "Bonnie Sweet Bessie, which
she sang with very good method.
The Misses Kinney and Denny gave
Gottschalk's s.Le Danse do Cuban" and
a vocal quarte.te, "The Spring Song, u
was charmingly rendered by the Misses
Lnitweiler, Kinney, Writ and Mans.
field. There was full orchestral ac'
compartment with this last, which
added much to the good effect.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-03
A Steamer sSA~r~.

SANDY Bocx. February s-As 5
S'slNek paarO2 trOua N0o@0ltA BeseA
Life Saving SSztsoa Ne . t0zrS a large
steamer ashore sAoRs mile below the
ztss5Oa- She had pzss<ngsrs On board
and they were ser~GnGng wAsn tAe
life saving erew reached tine place She
had gone aground about a half ms1e of
shore and Il Is tho9sak that she - tsaS-
IRs. TAa weather ns very thScA. zna
there u heavy sen "a ssa & IS raining.
At tSr>t the wSGd xss s10~Sng with q
velocity of twenty-five makes Bat has
moderated
The point OF the supposed wreck Ss n
least ten HRSles sOGtA Us tins st1tsc7-
The weather, wh6cA has been Segsy all
might IS still tssek. but zSGh some nadf-
casion Of clearing cff. when ii S thoulgAt
Signals may be observed xhaeA ~lA g,se
nsere dstimR1e inSormatls-a as To the re-
P0rsesR disaster Thsrs Is No p.osssale
way at thSz hour g. n Nh Of eQmm@nl-
easlag with tks hfe SAVING sratsols be-
tween here and the F@SRt where ths
stsaauner Is supposed 10 be ashore
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-03
Sa,es mt SANTA Ana Ifgh ht
gains
Specisl to the HERALDAl

SANTA ANA. Cal, February s--ras
fourth grand excursion train under the
management of j. w. Gardiner / Co, Ar
rived here from Los Angeles at i0S0
this morning. to attend the sHetsOa sale
Of ~ city lots The sale was s1cessa
and aggregated about So COO The vHSs-
tors were all Eastern people and regre-
rented the sinew and hsekbons Of sew
eral states. Thew bought freely OF the
lots and many will locaas here TAey rs-
turpei this afternoon with nothing but
PRAISES of this charming city and valley
A light rain fell lasr night and the
weather Is windy and cloudy with good
Indications Of more rain.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-03
rEE LEGlSLAxURE-
SENATE.


S.cRAMSNro. Febsuary "A number
of bills were intruducsd- by jones', n
constitutional amsndnsnt. Sxsng shs
salaries of members OF the Legislature
at 81. 900, and forbsdding ths@ to sa-
journ without acting ON every bill H.
troduced.
By vroomans providing that tins
standard os time IN California shah De
that of the l20th r1erf1ian-
The Senate eoEeurrsut resolGnon
urging Congress to Withdraw govern
ment timber lands from sale WAS passs1-
THE ASSEMBLY
Cohen's substitute bill for the prosse~
ton os white manufacturing iaG&sEzoss
came up on the question OF rts ti1al pas
sage and passed by vote OF SS to $
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-03
Easaz Gausca tho Panic.

llnaBuS, February 2-Tbs Journal
attlc..st. Petersburg attributes the bourse
nanir 10 znewspsper articles, and says:
lDnuiftless ;the ornaments which are pro-
asseIlina, although dictated by vigilance,
inspire a .distrust which may cause a
conflict. Tine wisdom of the govern
msnfs interested consists in taking this
sttuaiinn ilito account and the TACT of j;
lisaing tfrsquently declared that no power
lIissSirss Nar.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-03
A.pnslp.. Exchnnge.

l4uNnuS, FeiEruary2. 2:50 ?. N.-The
stuck exchange markets are sensitive
and nervous. They opened very fat.
"A isstisr fs..Iing ssf IN on the rumor that
ifssn. Burilanger. French Minister OF
W.1s. had resigned. Prices fell later on
grHur;s sof lower prices on the Bourse.
Hliaey llave since become firmer on dis
sssitthss from Paris reporting steadier
market there,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-03
caan=e 81 Go. smcs~r~.

WAsa tAs eAzrgs Ct s-hela1le tln,e
takes place On shs Somshgra PacrSe
Caunpamyis francs next T@aslaay. Col
soeas Ssqpy. n0< tins ea1saRsrsor On the
CSlsna local passages. viii take tho nsw
srzla fcsm TINS cssy To Neatrr,t- Cscs-
duessr Hartsll, mS~ of the local frssght
xila prohnAsy s@ce>ea the afEaha% and az
eauQQishs'a Ssppy, - tAe passenger cum
dnStor of tAe SAN tscrgc1sR local
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-03
xr.~sx=s sz, ss aEsm.ssr-sssz.sS.

WIssIIrSsngE,, faiiruTy 9.-Hlife
Essusa Committee I'm naGrsstuiiss tts.fiszy
t2snrassssy " assassiisaEsl tSie mil finr tfiepI-
x-.iEaEinaa ami Embellishments III gJ1l
gap=rnrnsnsz aNanr all tiinGauIituy G.sSis5l
hy Rssszsa. tn TIM Initial States under
ttis. names an sgtssss., anlh dasslumttss ttlse
upxua afi >iissSa as ttia ssar an GOVERN
msnfs. II zlssn pEnvlffIss tthsft tSite ns-Ti-
tsr-z snail bss anffiitsH TN II dldiegs1e lin
rsae Nasilnail Hsnlse aff Hasprr>ssntulsves.
tn 6s .sltetusf by ttin qsuiiiiisH Morsss adi
tina. nsarrtxayr.
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A ssall Prayer HnlarsA.

NoeAIss, Ariz.. February s--Wl-
liam Forester. forsrian in the Mega
les Smelter, bad three Of his fingers eus
OF While inspecting . fan last svsnlag
The finssrs we're taken from his hand a.
smooth . though the hana had assn
updsr auillotissA He u the asst hass
hall plsysrin Aripaa-
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whR Eourse-

PARrs. February 2.-The quotation of
81 assr cents rsntes al the ciiicial close of
tine Ruurse this afternoon was IS francs
sa5 reufimes, nn advance OF % centimes
pvsr the ,quutaii0as a. the Official close
Yesterday.
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r,ru.rr MI ahe Church.

l.uNBHN, February IA dispatch
iiram Rome says consistory will be
Iilsld oGn the :. III of March, aud through
an .illacutiun will affirm, with increased
emphasis, the principal temporal power
III sihe church
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The Weather.

SAN rRAScIscO. February as p
M.-Sisral Service synopsis past -
hours. Baromstsr is highest In kastsrn
Washington Territory and 1o~est in Ne
vnda. Light SHOWS have fallsn In Ore
oon and Warrington Territory a@2
scatssred showers I'm Clllforahs- Follow
inc are ameuntss Olympia IL Spokane
Fails .O6, walla Walla H. PorsaanS
N, Roseburg 81. Ashland .eS. Eureka
ca San Francisco .C+. Sam Diego or
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a wreck

PeErEsNRs Oga-p EsSc~ary s-Prf-
waite a2ssoss stsse that the NsrtAsra
Paeifre vsst-6exni tralas wAScsa isave
St Raal Friday And Saturday lrau=.sls-
dated aa Dsekiasoa On @ccoaat of dastea-
si~9 by hlszzzzis) were wrecked near
>tlae~sser, NoaGsas, IS Hadass ssssr OF
LSyingsto1. by \ hroSsm rail The has-
gage. express eunigraas snla day caacAes
went Vrer an smhaakmemt TO tine esags
0f tine Iela0w<r0oe RIVER No eoe ~&s
l1iars2 The baggage and express cars
We're saved Sro@ 6@r1azg by haaa
gEs1 lSsss and szoE.
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Sseuurrs ssrdcred.

HNaBuRG. Fsbruary2.-An American
acsnrnariy isss ordered two steamers from
AAxnlsirungls OF New Castle. The YES
ssils ars intended for the company s
ygSSeSt India and Mexican line.
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No. Iaa. ,ians that F.ughs.

ROME. Febn isry 1t transpires tha
the fEhting az Saati, near Mas,owah,
January 2s ard 26. concerning which
Signor Depretis ma lie statement in the
Chambe- of Dsruties yesterday, was
not between Its.ians ac:ine in
conjunction with Abyssinians against
:be Arabs but hetween Chill
iaus and Abyssiaians- The news.
papers this morning commenting npon
the situation urge calmness in dealing
with the matter. They say there H. no
question of war with Abyssinia but only
a question of the-defensne of Massowsh.
The opposition press denounce Count
De Rabiiant, foreign minister and Sir-
nor Ricotte. minister of:war, for the re-
cent statement they made zeassuring the
public concerning the situation at Mas
sowah.
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Armaar Bayx~sxsA-

CHucsS@. Faaruary S-DGstrSes As
ssmbay No. Il. knights of LaSar. TO-
night resolved 10 l.ssorss ths .c4sem
0f the lalnt gxseatlve Committees OF
the three aSs4-les assemblies Of tins city
hgys2sfSlg Am@Qr Il Co., and the 80
local 6atehsrs and gr~csrs wSo are
buying goods from xha- @rua- Tas
meerimS 9eeSRzsa that thee trims BE- no.
eiffea by special conaznGt1e~ that they
Will De heyeotrs1 ii t1@y esuElnUe TO
nanfls Ar@umrls > grU1mcss.
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a Strsn= Team nj sanker~A

FHalARsLFalA, FebRuasy 2-Caaaetf
Ss2szs Treasurer C. N Jordan wxs IN
tSwn tC-saay AMID helS a conferences witA
Ssnnrsl & Cs6pNss, Geo T. Tssh1r and
0thSrs. relative to stock I'm PnalaGasipaa \
i'm tina Western NAtScral Bank. TO begun
business May fsG 1t Is se2rra that Sec
rsesry Nsaalmg Is no he pCeslasnt and
Jordan In % Dc cashier.
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One-third cash. balance In and II months,
WITH PER CENT. INTEREST
WE HAVE A LARGE LIST OF PROPERTY

On our books for sale in addition To SUNNY
SIDE. We quote prices OF a few pieces that
are far below their actual value, and We
ask you to cxsmine them thoroughly and
compare with prices OF adjoining propeftYs
seGOO-An elegant Lot on the west s1da
of Pearl street. near Twelfth. Nothing like
1t in the city for the money.
&21OO-Two Lots on Grand avenue, sOr-
Morris. Very cheap.
$3.50 Per foot for Spring-sfreet property.
running through to Main. This Is Z sip-t0n
investment
go acres on Wilmington avenue, tnclud.
ing farming machinery, horses, carrfnno
and household furniture
10 acres near Adams street, with some
Improvements. Good for subdivision.
IL acres near Adams street, also veil 10
Gated for subdivision.
These are decided bargains and VIII psv
handsome returns ON the investment.
nation, call on y :.
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Rraufurcrmcnrs.

NAPLES. February 2.-Eight hundred
ttrcurs embarked to-day for Massowah to
reinfurce the Italian army there. A
sssund detachment viii he sent Monday.